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A review by meghan_readsbooks
Margot by Wendell Steavenson
5.0
Thank you to Tantor audio for the review copy on NetGalley. Audiobook review for Margot by Wendell Steavenson.
I love this audiobook and am becoming quite a fan of Karissa Vacker's narration style, she captures style and nuance and tone very well.
Margot is very much my kind of character focused literary story and I loved the development of Margot's voice, her self-awareness, and her movement into her own career and intellect. I am not a fan of historical fiction per se but this story is enhanced by the setting and context, which are needed to give a bigger picture to the themes on Margot's clashes with her mother and others and the meaningful trajectories that open up for her during the 1960s.
This is a great book/audiobook for fans of character focused stories, particularly stories about women's lives and the women's/sexual revolution, and I hope this book finds fans and book clubs!
I love this audiobook and am becoming quite a fan of Karissa Vacker's narration style, she captures style and nuance and tone very well.
Margot is very much my kind of character focused literary story and I loved the development of Margot's voice, her self-awareness, and her movement into her own career and intellect. I am not a fan of historical fiction per se but this story is enhanced by the setting and context, which are needed to give a bigger picture to the themes on Margot's clashes with her mother and others and the meaningful trajectories that open up for her during the 1960s.
This is a great book/audiobook for fans of character focused stories, particularly stories about women's lives and the women's/sexual revolution, and I hope this book finds fans and book clubs!